Wolff Has Massive Respect for Nico Rosberg as He Admits Regret for 2016 Handling

Toto Wolff says he has great respect for Nico Rosberg, who reinvented his career after F1, and he still feels bad about the 2016 situation. Mercedes F1 team principal Wolff deeply admires his former driver Rosberg, who shockingly announc…
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